How to Volunteer for the Constitution Party

The Constitution Party is making waves with its conservative values such as supporting the pro-life view, traditional marriages between a man and a woman and asking for congressional reform. Other issues found at the heart of the Constitution Party include replenishing and developing the environment, protecting Social Security and supporting the Veteran Coalition. The Constitution Party needs volunteers to complete these tasks.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Voter registration forms
• Printer
• Printer ink
• Paper

Volunteer for the Constitution Party

1. Support a local candidate by contacting your state designated reference person, found on the Constitution Party's website, to find out where your help is needed most (see Resources below). You can help work on their campaign by mailing letters, calling voters and going door to door to raise awareness.
2. Order the free information packet online at the Party's website and use the materials to educate yourself on the views and values of the Party. Share these materials with family and friends.
3. Attend the National Committee meetings for training and information. Volunteer some of your time during the meetings to register attendees, hand out information or speak during a workshop. Organize committee meetings at the state level to network with other members and volunteers for the Constitution Party.
4. Join the email list for the Constitution Party to stay up to date on the party's news, current events and volunteer opportunities. Forward this list to interested family, friends and co-workers to encourage them to join. Contribute to the email newsletter by writing your own articles about the volunteer efforts you are working on in your community.
5. Download information sheets from the party's website and ask local businesses permission to display the information on bulletin boards and information centers. Keep copies with you and leave them on tables at restaurants and hotel rooms.
6. Sponsor a table during a community event such as a fair, festival or flea market. Stock your table with information about the Constitution Party and be ready to talk to passers by about the platform for the Party. Encourage people to vote by offering registration forms at your table.
7. Start a local chapter in your area. With guidance from the main headquarters and other local volunteers, setting up a local party in your town will establish a presence in the community and put you on the road to successful campaigning.

Tips & Warnings

• When starting a local chapter in your area, consider running for office.
• When leaving literature about the Constitution Party for others to read, be sure you are not littering, which is against the law.